Home of Stamford AFC

Since 2014

Capacity 2,000

Rating: 4.4

(180) Google Reviews

It was a pleasure to visit this stadium. Despite it being a new build, out of town, venue, the club offers decent food, good beer on cask from a local brewery, and a most welcome club shop!
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2 months ago
Depending on where you stand, its a decent stadium. The terrace/hill side looking across the ground, it looks modern and well presented. Standing the opposite side, youre looking at a hill :-). Joking aside, good food, friendly staff but open to the elements by its site and very cold!!!
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a year ago
Not a Bad stadium for a non league club. Prices and selection offered in the Birger bar are quite good. Tickets were £12 for adults but that's about average for teams in this division. Had 2 stands and the rest outside. Would go again.
Lovely ground and facilities, very welcoming staff.
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2 months ago
What a great place and location. Plenty of parking. Always clean and tidy. Located on the outer skirts of Stamford.... tarmac carpark with a grass overflow should it be busy... other activities on site...
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2 years ago

History (from Wikipedia)

From the formation of the club in 1896 until the end of 2014 the club played on Hanson's Field in Kettering Road, St Martins.[8] When the Burghley Estate, owners of the land, decided to redevelop that site for housing a new stadium was built in conjunction with the nascent Sports Institute of New College, Stamford[9] at Borderville on Ryhall Road, to the north of town.[10][11] The stadium has a terrace behind one of the goals as well as an all-seated stand along one side of the pitch with room for 300 spectators.

The first game at the Borderville ground was on 13 December 2014 in a Northern Premier League match against Nantwich Town. The highest attendance at the Borderville ground is 1,572 set on 10 July 2019 when Stamford played League One side 
Peterborough United in a Pre-Season Friendly.

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